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Change Management
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Meeting Tangible Needs
Delivering unparalleled service means meeting customer needs. It's simple, but not easy. Much of the time, when we lose customers, it is because we fail to address our customer's tangible needs.
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Customer Service - It Really is Quite Simple
Customers Service does not just apply to the hospitality industry. By its very definition, Customer Service is anyone, anytime, purchasing a commodity or service. And it is at that very moment that the simple definition of a customer is all of us.
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Hurry Up and Wait
Businesses are devising all sorts of ways to save company time & money - it generally is at the expense of the customer. Can a company ever profit enough to justify wasting a customer's time, & sending him in to fury?
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Where Has The Service Gone?
How many times have you encountered horrible service as a consumer? Service in today's marketplace has taken a turn for the worse as companies look for ways to reduce costs and reduce internal supporting departments. Where has the service gone?
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The Viral Value Of A Satisfied Customer
It seems obvious that you should strive to always satisfy your customers; however, many businesses ignore this very simple principle. Your existing customers are your most valuable asset, you must take care of them.
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Digital Signage - Adding EAS Support
Adding Amber Alerts, severe weather warnings and emergency announcements from civil authorities to private TV and digital signage networks is straightforward.
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Change Management: Getting Everyone on Board the Change Train
How do you get everyone on board the change train that is gaining speed and heading out of the station? How do you get your people to, not only go through the motions, but also actually 'buy into' the changes that are necessary? Learn the six most common reasons people resist change and the tactics to convert this resistance to commitment.
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Managing Change - Get it Right
Managing change in organisations is a challenging, process driven exercise, unless you have been courageous enough as an organisation, to be enlightened and multi-inclusive in decision making.
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Personnel Access Poses a Continued Risk
A thoughtful attempt at drawing a correlation between an adequate personnel security program and due diligence in illustrating how vulnerable any business, organization or system actually is. It further illustrates how personnel with access pose the greatest risk by virtue of their knowledge and freedom of movement. Taken for granted is that group of personnel that fall in the category of service providers.
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